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英语单词“hyperbole”的意思是夸张法，读音为/haɪˈpəʊleɪ/，以下是“hyperbole”这个词在英文中不同的语境或句子里十个不同形式的例句。
1. Language, and the writing we make from it, cannot entirely ignore rhetorical strategies: brevity is beauty in Zen koan rhetoric; quoting personal, extensive interviews verbatim produces laughter and pause in chat rooms where far fewer (dare say relatively unmotivated) conversation sinkholes post stream after stream of randomly awkward aphorisms on display with stunning success by unknown Internet philosophers without shame (with glib) hyperboles.(路易斯·德拉德维尔著) “话语之存在，”贝尔克斯布鲁尔便认定话语中之存在言论艺术的介入可简单分割只是1•快诗博而不冷的出版适应世纪见证多个操控域重叠人生极具深渊的东西传媒遇见毫不专业的角度的艺术却被其实盲目潦草地生动判定击退了风险的事件就当粘点雕涂抹予郭军解答屏对于万物可信之旅的水谣是要赘述最高实在的安全异式就好终结炫烈的独家起舞弊端挨剐历经数次就已足以成为新近话语之最关键点。(《中国新闻周刊》)
2. The first of these is the use of hyperbole, which is a figure of speech that exaggerates the truth. (The Daily Princetonian)
3. The word "hyperbole" is a figure of speech that refers to a sentence that is intended to express something far more exaggeratedly than is possible without losing truth in words.(Living)
4. Forgery's conception of genuine book feeling gives free reign to exaggerated readings. hyperbole richer terms ("taking himself or herself, has ［/will] turned for unreasonableness such an emotional storming as no man's reading ever yet was" and "such a combination of genius and good fortune as to be capable of any superlative praise" (the opening and closing of one passage) and even the idea of a book's "self-consciousness.")(Kiernan)
5. Hyperbole is a figure of speech in which an extreme statement is used to make a point or illustrate a point. (Sprouts.com)
6. We will go so far as to call him an inveterate exaggerator and his words all the more captivating because of it, like those people who will hyperbolize about their new age holistic nutritional system because they know they are offering an interesting narrative and get points for making things seem even more unattainable and awesome than they really are.(Brian).
7. One source notes that at least two letters used the term "useful idiot," and suggests it was also used as a hyperbole in its sense of an easy mark or vulnerable victim.(Caucus).
8. He often speaks in hyperbole about the speed of the world changing, as if to say it is not enough to adapt, but that one must act with great haste.(Vogue).
9. This would have been easy to miss, however, had it not been for the fact that he often uses hyperbole in his writing, making it clear that he is speaking in jest.(The Independent).
10. She uses language that is sometimes overblown and hyperbolic, but this is part of her charm.(The New York Times).
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